Independent India and her Children

by swapna.maini on Aug 25, 2009      Category: Human Rights Tags: education child children rights labour independence free cry

Even after 62 years of India's Independence, her children are anything but free. Read on to find out the real state of India's children and why there is still hope...

http://www.cry.org/independencearticleaug09.html
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Submitted by Chandni on Sep 12, 2009

To donate to CRY, check http://FundACause.posterous.com/ngo-child-rights-and-you-cry

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